R101

Whole-system commissioning with cross-agency risk assessment

Muckamore Abbey Inquiry · Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry Report · Issued 18 June 2026 · Addressed to: Department of Health NI

Government responseNo response yet

DeliveryNo statement from Department of Health NI found

Recommendation, verbatim from the inquiry

●Inquiry recommendation

Planning and commissioning services for people with learning disabilities and autistic people should be done as a single process across the whole system (including primary care, housing, benefits and independent and third sector providers of services). There must be a risk assessment that assesses how the impact of change in one part of the system impacts on another part (e.g. how failure to invest in community early intervention services impacts on resettlement). The risk assessment should be multi-agency and include housing, private and third sector providers as well as health and social care.

Muckamore Abbey Inquiry, Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry Report · 18 Jun 2026 Source PDF →

Government response

●No formal government response recorded

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Delivery

No statement on delivery from Department of Health NI has been found in the sources searched. This is separate from the response above.

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